The Sun. — London, England, 1808-01-14 00:00:00

':'.~~~~ t iduatc')Celetiged; Amt. tlfedeSten revs, that the pie-. pelts should, not laele6niViiled..",,ititta••.t-be- hands ~1. 4 1 .. every-Sew who \void(' deal with.them. - 4 7 Than un- . , f • ' • . derythe preSibre of ifinnediate want, without the or . COO Ik'r OF . CII.AKt2-ERY, 'TAW It. , '• - . , ..,,, . . . • dinary means of sni -, ply, st.ircid in asiteaticin in ‘'ll.i,Cll ira i _E7 - PA lITE 'NOA' Eco 4 AND . t'At: T HE, MATT - or . netnigni'ut-teinljted 'to sacrifice his hest.,ieterests to s . , "-"E• . ' - , ' A ' ;, * . v . ., ' ' hiSletytpOittly'n'ect-sSith."R ; and so fir nitre .i•w,,•; lie- Siiic't ai"l . r i . !Yet!.. ' hid rhYne- and ..'"" cs° "".. lity hr - the law %Viten it sa.f.s;'.that it deal with traded het ween Snripain and Londorybe one house : the .future exPec)inions of a :party so - 4uaieti, you, being st , ttle4 'in the , 1 0! , , 1 ar 111,1 - the ()tiler . at t h e shall chew that thejhargairriS rettsriii:ible.and protil 7 latter pleii." • Consii4mu-nts bet.xeen these houses , 4 , , , nt ,.. The vise of Eval.l and che,i}yre wa,s. one of had beet; trade to the amount of I 5 - ,!3001.: for which' .• great inadecpeley; and . there bad been noneposterior . remit m tances: had' been retued to the extent of . of the like imposition. 14,4001; Beth tlieso niereanile:firm act s h . .fade•l; : • Sir Bimiiim ROWILI,Y.Saia, that it was aPost Obit. and the question aria,e between the separate credi- . bend, to paytwo for One. .... tors of, each, wn , Aher the Aitrefence on . account". •--, i ,- ' foe .1,,0ny CHANCELLOR TOSUMed. The fads here sheuld:go to the e ili h i it:13..5,..,.ent. at Suitt:nu ~ • or :the - . - were these ;---With resneft:to-the first„whiClt wad an dividend upon it? Or whether such autount should annu:ty for tool. an advertisement was. inserted . in 'the be apportioned among•the creditors of the - one, in Public Paper s , s tati ng , t h at suc h an annuity was t o h e. 'priority. to 'any T , ,,c1? , . soffit...meta ? , dioosed Of, payable -out of a reven,ionary interest. It The Loutr:Ciiationtnt, 'atter Sit Sa:teuln.' Ro called upon all-mankindto judge what theV ' w otildgive • MILLI ) and Messrs..Lttaell :ind'Ptvlt.E, had been e ey public nation for this annual reCeipf to eornmenea . , heard,' said, that if the . Siirinain and I,ondon- liceses.:. upon the death of a Lady. of 61, if a GentleiOan o'4o were to . be couSidered'aPt he same per.ons, a's-being , .. years of age surviVedber. The lot ss t put up,and nu, in partnership, •he 'did . nor recolleat, any • case in - one was found to bid. More than fwo years purartitte. _which,., under such circumstances,, the houses coa, NoWoiniess it were made out that the auCtion was .be creditors..Of each ot.h(!r, . t hey beingdehtors to all • deceptive '.2and frandulent, his , Lordship' Could p ot and each of the , inutual,crediKrs, It one or mere say that tit injunaion shOuld go: withoutadditional of the partners!.'should not, he - ..interestatLio both . : .: co'Cumsnces,lbete Wasaioisuspieien enough to call , houseskAhe question would be varied.. after corn- :,bpon him tointerpose. In the other annuity, there , •menting:on the 1a.".,v• and• oplity'ef partnerships in. -::. 'Avis the same option two .yearsafterWardsi 'the in sttch;caselii' his. 'Lordship concluded with clireOing, . 4 ' 6 . 140 . to d e p en d A ipa n the lit'S', of :the sauce parties.. an inquiry, .1-What...was the, state of the account. Pply.vne andl.half Year's pnrchase.Was given ;; the, betwyea•rhe two homes.? e.. WlLit ,waS;the partice7., 'biddlti„i.: Ails. ()Pen, ,but.. there ta's no competition. lar aceount Ori which the . retnitta4ces , tyere mage.,l ' ititis -L - ords,bip'thoUght that this. Sitoation did jus . . fix-fanTE STENIENSON IN 1.11/I MA's felt OF 'SELLON. a 4 tify, thei.Court in examining Into ;his tranaadioo, • • i The n ankrupt, Andrew Selk o h the 26th of ,a,nd , _for that purpose granting an nienietiona .anti in March, i 007 had sigeed a bond and warrant of ,at' 7 ' , . : the mean time; it would be reasonable,: . that the an. - . . , .• .torney, under: which execution had been taken by nuity should be paid into Court.. 'the Sherd, 'and tile following mouth , a commission • ' BARRIS v.' - cßeuxuEnsa- . .- .. is:wed against' him. Under this prpceediug, effei-is • ' The Plaintiff is. an 'infant, possessing, estates in were seized to the arriotint 0179361,, l'he Bankrupt ' .Devonshire,:' comprising seventeen maners,ead pro bad Piissed his lost aamination, and had obtained: clueing about 30001.. a year the Daendantr!,vs his his certificate. This application to the CoUrt was, steward, andliad aled in the same capacity to his that his Lordship wo'uld interpose his authority to father. .. . . . . , ~.. compel the Bankrupt to :MI. the Commissioners, •- oir oatatrat-RomiLL • Y-maid,,. that the present, ap to undergo. eXtUnin i nion as to the validity' of the • plieation was, that the CoUrt might order certain 'debt, and the regulmity of the proceedings in respea • : deeds to be delivered 'up by the Defendant, which el - this.warrant of attorney. , ' '; bad been - improperly obtained 4'reAtnthe niiaor'. The 'Sir SANIt/EL ROMILLY and Mr. COOKE, partied-• Learned Counsel stated the particulars of live, teases larly Hie hater, eotered into a ,, long and, elatiocate . gionted f or h anger terms , - t h ree of toem .!Or„,tperelY . .argument . to silos*, thatboth undil the - cotistrietion of nominsl censideratiens, and two much beneath the the statute. of Jam.-s, and of the sth Geo. 11. e.'3o, j •real value. In.Jfine,. 1704, the .Defendant - was rti' a . Blitlit opt was, liAtile to 'he 'committ e d 'f o r non.-at 7 . 'i London, and infOrined the Plaintiff of his intention tendauce in • nch c.is:s, under the'' . authority of • the i tfkrnarry, and proposed to settle ,ceitain estates on Court, in I: it:lint:in of the pOrpOses of-those Alas:'hiS wife, it' the Piaintiti would, grant him leases on They likewise cited the opinion of Lerdliardwicke ; ' 'fair terms. The Piaintiti* aeSwered, that two estates and, in more . modern-tirna,.a caw ft on 2 81. Rep. at Begniund,. Devon, weroat .his service, and that I 89; and a dieidia* of Lord Kenyon, 'in Ardeni.and • no consideration but .a nominal one • should .be paid Flower (8 Term' R. 634). - • ' '.' ':.!' '' . . for therm„ : On . these , terms, two of..tlwm . wer e Messrs. lii . .rialtos and Lurehe insisted that- the. j settled on the-Lody.;.and' .both for these 'and -the. statute9 . w-5,16 silent ditto 'any such compuilsion, after •.,•otlers all the writings were prepared andexeented• the third 'or final examination, and that ep 'case '.~ under the direClien of the Detenda.nt. The Learned-. could he addneed where the Court had ventured (to „Counsel trusted that his Lordship would, be, of opi-; supply the deficiency .by its own :I;,:ftorify ;, stud they •'. nion that a receiver ought to be appointed to the presumed, that in the absence of ail pr-.edent, his ~ estates, as it was impossible, to' be admitted that s a , Lordship' would not exercise the Jori;;dietion, re- . steward. should be benefited by the' boonty.of an. in quired. ' ' :. (ant under suclvcircumstances. Mr-fiwrand Mr. The .Loan CHANCELLOItAaid, that this was an •;; Wrtr •Rminta. followed on the seine•indn- inipbrtatit question. If there did not exist a power ' Messrs. RICIIA , RDS_and MAllTitv,said, that in a in thoth-eat'Seal to enable the Creditors iereeeitsfbily ' case-in which Baitoley had beeti'Delendant, it bad to dent,td an exposition .., of the atilitra of the Bank'. ,i beeu,decided, that a person mi g ht ma k e a present to reds!'; titter ~, ,l,,it, W ils called . thelinaleXaßlination, it , his own steward. ln ,this case, the Defendant was wotild . benext to infoosSible to d'ojitsti'ee in bank., :,, not only the steward, but : be was the -relation and t , ruptcy• ' '' : • '. . ' • • ' lftand:ot, the Plaintiff .(the father of .the Defendant ' • His Lorthhia 1;101 , ,I,t the jarioliCliOn tilthe Ct l airt : andlhe grandfather of the Plaintiff were first ceosins). ~ muchbe exercised, and that this outer. should !be ~.,The.whole donation to,the steward. from•this..yeilog rn:ide lot-,tho IttentianCe;:of the Banklupcto - giye the .: nlan of large fortuno amounted only to:about 1 a,21. i necessary explanations. t: ... i., - . 7 t , :-. . , PIIIMaIIy.. - In '•• November, 1805, the Hill <in this cause was filed: -it had been amended 1 wice since, '. ''' . , . ~ • . I 'antl . it ilver 'l.o4 . o're occurred to.this party to pray fee , , a r.t.cciket..on y o lt. 1..:1C.P.1 ' L 11 ' MACNA ' MAIIdt ' . ' '.' % '' l bj .C.t f• 1 -I - In application Tlx 1. , 6 1 tz) Cii , iscELOwtl.i; 'd'4 OcT.,.•itidgt. l l. muSt - be,..to accelerate the, hearin- of the, cause. . , on the further lie,tring it' .chi exceptitins taken bi r ; On these grounds, ; the Learned Counsel hoped that . I .'•'`..: . Maceamara. to elite . iyht ,, :terV,titeprirt. , Tvlo ',' i !..,itis:. Lordthip would, consider, that there N V :as no ti. _,,, .., e\ceptions, the: one in the extent : Ml4,ooOn :. 't• A ati f or 30 7 trituc k n t i r e sl motion... ~.,. '. - • , ard 10 other to t'Oti 04e0t al .2 oi'al• t b r .W hich th e i The . Court : having signified its readiness to•take Ai „•ii , ..i' ti rat f , 'ea to alleW Mr. Alactlatllaca-. credit, • ...0 6 . ,, oahse, at, any dine,,. 11 ,. w0 ,, t ' ag ' te.t i . . t 441. it „.b oui d th(.. 1;t1 , I ,orti Chincellor, .Erskine, and the Master - , heard •.. 1i of t e ii.,!;:i, 11. id been Of opinion i ttionv.l be- allowed. -,--' - • . The whole oi. the other exeeptioris.taken by Mr. M. to I i;''.: Masi la's Report 1 hey had di {allowed. 'The L ar d ,:;,, ii , ci ll o t, tai re-hoo6tiz the wit' le', liPlar . eoi• , : a l 1:' I wit it his pre4CCMSOF pncj `stilt t Lit Master of 11.-- Roll i ; in thinking that, the,Master ought to have allowcal !ii r, Mat:um - ulna crediriot the 14,90 . 01. as at, the data when t, W.ts acknowledged to he data, subject to anyset-on'i which the Plaintiff' should be able to proVe subsequent to that periodon which he adoWeo fter'io lie heard. The exceptiOn as Ed, the 20001. his Lordship was of opinion, should go . back to the Master, to be further inquired : iato; and,, as to all the other exceptions, his LordShipentir,elyeOn culled in 'the Opinion of Ilk' predecessor and the Mss” ter tic the Rolls.-that they should be . :lisaliewed. ilfitsDAY, lAN. 12. • OLD 'BAILEY. •• Yesterday the SessionS tomraettced at the Old f3ailt y, retort the LOirn , :lllAltoit; City Oflik.4ers, rind the Cl:my 'B4RON of tlo EximranEtt", 'illr. Justice LA.wrtaNci, and Mr. ..Tu,aiee*CliAlNll3.ltri • Atiory aireoll; alias was conviaed of " „r uttering tounterfei't coin, 'which,• as she had tbetift conviEted twenre' of -the sartte offence, tuadeit pita], therefOre:it " Is roc Castle, was indieled for -a highway robbery on Mar . y . Little ; Who sWore, a& she . met sorer in Sloane-Stree't; on. die Bth of December last, -half-past'' fiVe. .1-1 e had foklowed her sorna time, came up to her tott - a'Stithren, lain hold . of her f•hrev‘i her 'down, and took . a hirgij shntyl. - from liti,..and•ran away. She'ilittnedirely *at ean ahtrm, in,; Prisoner was secured; and the sliawl was found She' was positive as' to 'the shawl be ibg hers, hut jtot quite snit) of the person of the • priso tt er ; hut as he gave no account - -holy hqeame by it, oetts found guilty-13mM, • Aged'f2,7. c' r eory iyas for'.'sniating in the dcs:c4fing-honse of Susannah liotter twebie guineils in '“( ) 14, fourteen hall- ,, ufneas in gold, and one shil 14i tit , ; in 'Silver,. her.liroperty. • ' J'jlNti4l tl. SOA.MY, V. COWARD. ThiS "WAS the case of at applicatkar.fir,,lN CUM to ; stay .the executtcm of. two con tt adts .for annui ties,:bought at two years and atone and a 144,1:year'.1 purchnse ; the money produced., by. such ansibi.clpei to be paid ity‘u Court, until the deterthiatioii,ufthe cause. After Sir s Itommur and Mr: RicArAps bad been heard, . . , . 7Che Lunn CliAtical.,Lort said, trmt lie had often • doubte'd of the . princifiicii : of votiqd ! ...rfi ni 4 pc i Ou OceaSiOnS of 014 kind. _Lin] lithitow rtiark(A, that the prpvi-;1011s iu. staaccs probably, wen:. not bil.efit, l 4l in guarding' those they wereinteudo to prnt4 . l. ~ T he howcver, fik,c4, it did not ]ay' T.44dship .det:4l if it .Ought to be exer cist,q wouLotay„ that in inatircases it hatl .A• fnct naorali of you.og Men, TWlte.weti•o' -they were ‘9lnotirnes . che4ttd by otl:44:l.tiere . not uu . trecyrently chargeilblo With fr,tud l'he -Court had 'not said . y w marpj ibnittl not.deat with his expeiaa - tioo3,_ nor ,iqut the Parhantslit said , it ; but this COUrt', on :to:txiins of puti!ic policy, had - thrown ,routid.feilgdma so deitlifi'g'a• bhiela of security with . hick it did not i n r l tllt r. co:nraCis, • not r ,<<i e but far the.:pro pactict.iar'filini4f to' which that.. -itidi- Mrs. Potter swore. th,at,'she keeps a public-house: 'at itrentfordr;. tha;,:on , the 15th of Deceinber last The Prisoner, came qr, her house; and asked for ~a! ledegingi, which she .x6filsed several times ' • 'but, on .her saying she was related to a public an o f the -ac.: ; qualtttaude tbe, i witness, she consented to accotn - m t ictate her; and aoordintzly she slept there that . night; catue down the next morning, and breakfasted, in The bar - With' NIL, Patter I her children, who went in and put fr : equetitlf. keinad occasion to go: into the tap-room, and left - the PriSonerin the bar for about five mins4tes'; when she came back the Pri soner was-gone; nobody had been there bin her and the children. She suspected the Prisoner had stolen soinething,and heretbre the extimined the Cupboard; and Missed 291. out - of the 801. which she had put there lately. for the brewer, whom she expeeted to crlll'that day. There 'were twelve guineas, fourteen bait' guineas' in gold, and one shilling in silver. She gave an affirm, atiq:ionee' et the neighbours went in euriuir ofolittetVeii : oorter, when she Imes apprehended tnd taken': beforit2 , •Witett the Prose cuter appeared, the Prisoner tel(on het knees, sa.e j,cg, My e deaej . }70,144 Pa- how is thernepe)q inhbed you of,". ,shesaid i „ 4 , s len nothi4 wts said: to her e . the niennee*s,maken ati .alie.gaee it tip bag • ,the money, was afterwards taken out of - the bag,epia b the : b i b W The: i:iliti(L Prosecutrix wished - to forgive the Prisoner, but the _Ma:VS:rate &Ad, he had no pewer to discharge her; *aft& such a complaint had ta , en made and proved before hint, and,therefore she was caninitte • id 'for trral. GeOrge Frityklin, servant to a htuther at Brent-' ferd, gave an account of 'his!apprehending the Pri soner ,about a mile and a half from the ProsecturiX:s Asked her whether; sheehad• not slept .the night before at .Mrs. Potter's house at -Brenttbrii. She said she had net: The money.'was produced; C.4l2iity, Dectlli,The Jury recoMmendedherttimercy.— They said it was because the .Peoseetarix wiFhodit could be el - one by the Magistrate..the learned Judge took a note of the recommendatioe. • - George Humphrey ail .Charles ,B . rojon were' in- Aided for stealing in the dwellie ' e-house of Nicholas Brook twenty-four yards and a h alf;' of black -velve teen, value 41. aLL 'his . property: The Prosecutor' swore, that on the 24th of December last he wets. Alarmed by two; persons who askedihin'i whether he had not lost some velveteen ? he loOked, and found that he had. Heitiad bought forty- three yardS;and a half, and divided it; one piece 'was twenty-four yards and a half, and.the other nineteen yards: The twenty-four yards and a half were gone.; they had cost him 41. is.. frde:eit was for &hoes. He kept a shoe-maker's shop, at , No, '23, , F4til-Stre• S uho. This was about twenty minutes or half past one. James- Broad, a working sm i th opposite to the Prosecutor's house and shop,'; , aw I , oth the Prisonera lurkipg about, gong into azid cbmilig out of, several shops, leaking in at the windows of many_ otherse• they went itob that of a.glover's, next door' tethe Prosecutor's, tried on, smue &yes, and came Out , without' buying. They went: to the Prosmlter'S - shop BroWn opened, the door, wept into the shop, while Humphey loiiked in at the window; imme-- c,itn diately • BrOWn ,e' out e•ith a parcel of velveteen : under his arm, er:ithoUt: 'any paper or any.thing else , Wrapped around it. "Brown went away by the corner • of Cottipton-street'; Humphrey staid for about three ,minnteslOoking •in at the windoW,- theft looking • round .abent „lie followed Brow') towards Sr. Giles's. The witness went to the Prosecutor, infortn ecl,himieof what had 'happened ; the - Prosecutor de, aired hint 'to look after these persons: he did so, and , six hours afterwards saw both Prisoners in St. they went to a Publie , house, came out again; Ited went to: another public-honse called the Horse-Shoe, in Banbury.-street; - Brown. had a• parcel nnder his arm itra blue and white handkerchief. He and-bis companion who had.in!en,in search for :them; went in after them and wok them into custody;, the room was full of people, who.had music and dancing;— -• The 'watchman - found the,parcel; it was velveteen, such es the l i roecutor had lost•exaaly. . 4 .J. Poolie'enether woi king smith oppesite.to the prosecutor, corroborated the above testimony. .1 Hemphreyesaikl heenerely tin* Brown by acci, dent; and kiew "nothing .of him before. Bryon said he was desired by ,a boy in the street to carry ' thiS parcel for Linn, • Humphrey had' two or three tFitnesses to give him a character, but, nobody appeared. for Brown. .; Mr. Justice ; LAW4ti!st:R observed to the Jure, that it Humphrey Was concerned with Brown in the plah of stealing this property, . ,he wa as much grAlty as if hie !lad gene into the, shop and taken tt sway. fAsto his cberaaer, it was eueof the gees- : tion up on . his ,trial'; 'if the Jury were satisfied that 1:e was concerned in the raa; ,in that case their oath called upon them tO,prahotince him guilty, and if hiS - chiira6ter urns to serve: him afterwards, he. must owe that to the CroWn; which was the fountain of 'tn&Cy..."--41= Jury should never, Acquit army Prisoner on account of character, unless the question of :his built was dreibtful.- , -13oth Guilty—Death. HumPlarey lei, Brown 13 years olage. James Byle a very genteel-looking lad, of re-• spenal:le parents, was convieled, of stealing a watch - from the shop of, r. Septimus Miles, on Ludgate hill. The Prisoner Went ,into the shOp, asked to I look at watch, and one was she wn, which be 11th i not approve of. He told the person who slimed the. watch, that be would go to the door. and - point' out one which' he would 'approve of, that lay in the wiudow. He accordingly went out of the slidp With the watch in his hand, and walked off He was. after wards'seized,ln ,Bridge.strect with it in his possession. ! • Il tn. Smith was i - idle - led for stealing, p!rcel, con taining a quantity ,of calico, value 51.. from a wag- - gon, at the, Axe Inn, Aldermanbury., The case was clearly proved against him. The Witnesses were called to ' hks charader. Jnry.found him Guilty. . ..•: ft ancis Miller was indicted. for stealin g a' m etal watch trout the person of Mr.Jaines Doods,.on the moth January last, in Fleet-street. , Mr. Dodt4, an:, Insurance Broker,, m deposed, that he was pa4sing up Fleet-Street, in . ' . his . way home to Goodan's-fields, about.ene the morning on the toth Ja nuary ; just as le; got to the end of Salisbery-c o urt, the Pri s oner inshed against him, snatched .his watch,- and inneediately handed it to his companions.' The Witne;is 6111110 the Prisouct, and save , him in charge; of a '64table. . „ . The PriSoney clenied the charge, and said he had Nvi43esses to call; but .they did not appear. • He .W3S found quilty, and . th e COMMON 'SER JEA't T, who tried hint, Uttered. that he-should be 'Marked down . * transportation.'. His mother, who was in Conit, fell, into fits upon hearing the sea tenet:, 21 - Al carried out. John Ballenger was found Guilty of, steating ; a waistcoat from the shop of Mi. Fearn, of Hounds ditch, on the OdPeceoltier. It is rerwrkahle that these Prisoners 'were all lads. under the age of eighteen. Yesterday a baronehe and four canl,furiotiAy down Holborn, without either a drivel, any per son inside, The animals .oarne in con „ • i * 'with ,blocher's cart on Holborn-Hill, which 'yed their cari.cr, and all.of tbetn broke down,. * ;the ba rouotte was , shattered to pie es, and the horses were inlykinj urth I . • nat Lil il..' 1: E 1;9 R.T. ~:~ SPIT" CRAVIEtNO, jANUAILY 11_ "p' Passed by—the George and May,"Estill, fr , :r t!ortdorat ; Cirencester, Ha!kett; from Cntnii ; Carmarti::r, Bon:bay. 4 . -- 54ile,t -the Bristol Packet, Burni, fir New-Yoric ; fawn; Houk, rbri)oblin. - •-' BM! la. On Sunday se'nnig . ht, at. tgLintilT, riear.rl;liebr , ' !; aiitho seat of Hugh Moore, Esq. the Lady of M. P. 10' the c.!ity ul Dublin, or.' Son. On. M. tiday last, the Hon Mts. William WO6CIIOI'SC, of a still-b.-NI child. On thd tSt Ult. at Rai WCII- Caitime - is, the bal of Pm Sii.clair, Esq. of 13.4r0k..11. of a Son. Lately, at Totttnhatn, the wife atilt: Rev. Thomas Mae son, of a Son...' MARL mn. .. On Tuesday last, at St George's, liktomsbucv, Friatis Adams, Esq . ~of Chiron, mar Illistet, t o Miss Nftt y Si'a.) klanie!, iiith..claughtur of-,Acho M.urlpy, Esq .01 ick!‘' l ';''' bury. . . .. .. A tew days ago, At Camarvon. Major William Iroonvt" , ' gcr; at the SSth Foot, to Miss Pennant 'Thomas, youngest, dau4hter ct llice "Iltotzus, F.sq. of Coedhelen, Carnacra• shire. 1. itcly, at his house in Itierrion . -scroi:e, Dublin. T. Need. hint, Esq. Mtiker, to • Mis , ; : ritonip4oit, niecc of the toe Ruben kikey. Eiq. ofAsfitielti; in the CountyolDubling On Thursday, last, ttki Rev. Mr. balmy, of Ejtgte•sticet, to tars, Pike, of Portsmouth. • •••• • • ' __ Liteh . ,.at St. Gt.:srgals Church. flano,er.squart, Gay.liard, olltond•stecet, to Miss Pitt,td, daughter 'of Mr. Pittard, late or s herborne, (Xn Satstrday tast_ at tiristington, John George Donne ! , Esq. cf . . the IMiCt(Ve 'Temple,' to Etrz::,.el<fest dau s .,lnpr .01 folio Earoes Esq. of I.,l‘ngrott• Court,. near litistul.. Lately,_at St. Andre*, 's, Holborn, r. Thomas Fishers of flavexstock-l-lill, to' Miss Cooper, late of Holybotirn, liacits. • . • • LarelY:ll:S.. rearges. frannier-r.l Hottoq, Car:siti of His ,Alvv,iy's Skip .Criitcets, pf ()range, to 64 ri. Whorwood, widow of tsit, late H. NI. Whet*" wood,- Etq; of Headington,Houtie, Oxtipdshire., DI 7D. PRICE OF VE§7,ll Ifank Stock, per Cent. 96 ti A it q - pet Cent. i 747, nsli por.Cent. - - 4 per c.:ent. ;iv 63?. per Z-!efit:--Crin.. 63 t liank L. Ann. IS 1-Itrtil k Diu , ...) Short,' LONDON : Printed by Ku:HARD HARRIS, Of NO. 4, Mar:lett-court, HI w:m eet; I.,t4ishei WILL:Am . 4 1.JIMAIGIi SCRIPPs, ot Sout!: Moitun-strzet, Grosvetiot,iquatt; At the SuN.Oprict No. 112,,Strand ; where ilthiettisementl. ti—rdprc (Dr rettprc • On the sth inst. at Dartmouth, -Mrs. Hunt, wi fe of Tlio. tttas f!olciv.vorth Hunt, Esq, late of Ojiorto. at Mettle', Mrs. Solly.T wire of Edward Sally. • On Thursday last, Mr..R. Winter,. of L ong-acre. (.)11 Friday.lasr, in Charlotte4treet, Fitzroy-sipiare, Mrs. Elizabeth • On Saturday last, at the touSe 'of the Dowager 1,30 Frank land's in F.dward.street, Porintan-squirrei kliss liar riet Frank land, the only unmarried doughter of the'tite mirai Sir 'FinhnasFrankland, Bart. and sister of the prNent Sir T..lrankNint,' Bart. of thisklely Par;, Yorkshire. On Sunday last, at Bath, A.. tirrles I%"diniin - Catcr, formerly or Gat larnes-strect, ,flediord. row. On the izth inst, !firs F.li!anor Ann Halt, wife. of ',"••• George Hall, strand, in the 53d r , ii• or her 2,4 e. , (!ti Tuesday, in Foriegal- street ; Grnsvenorr.rquare. !Ws' Howant, raider Henry Howard, EN, et Glossop, in the CoOthy of DerbY. 'Yesterday morning, on the Terrace, at Pinilico, Mr. i• Jones. The same migning, after a long illness, at lier house itti Portland-is:ace, Mrs.,S. Wortley Nlacken4ie. Lately, at Partirlington, Miss lagee, , :coorl daughter ef the late Mr. James Magee, formerly or tames-street, OUb" - • • A femi days ago, in tadv ! laue, Waterford, Mrs, SliepprUr reliant George'Sheivard,' Lsq. • • • Lately, at cl6.leArlyin the Icing's County, Our Mogan, Esq. et Rotland-equar'e, 7OCKS rAv, ' .`-~ rtlid Stock, 13-mds, par, z dis. South tiro 4p.tcrlfs, zs. 41 Pu, ();ni,iont, j per:Cont. 63 fi Di tto',Ani',. 7 '9.l6ths Con: tor Uivoiag, 64 • • HI Gil IN / A - r ER AT LON1)()N 1312IDGli, T().M().R.• • • l'Argning, -min. after 3. lAt tern6pn, •3; ruin. after 3• To THOMAS TAYLOR., Esq. No. 9; New Whip-Street, LOndon. g ci s s v h ot il i t n . r l M i gs ' e a t se h r v c e : ;L y i g u :c : l6 e . i . s: ras a ci e e r o n . ;2 3 , BEG' Icav6 to'. inform you, that , ever sitxee Honoured Sir, tits n r m e : er :i Y c ' a ce i tna ha o rich p u t : r n e .9 4 l(. 9 7 ' i ri: g n b l o e ir d ih ig t:v h s . x le : l : b t s e l ec i t t e i a nn i a l a i t i en s e e ll l l l;:e i re :: s : Olen of t;;e f aculty and twlee discharged from the lio,spital,. With little rcliefi, would atkpciir tbbe of the .most 'inveterate nature. In . OA s p r ing ot . last year my 'disorder . 11 gOt to such ft }WALL ° S nearly to put a period to toy exutelfcc.-1 had a 'arse Ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my leg s were broke out in a . frightful manner ;' my tight was dread. fully painful, and had been in a State, of ulceration tor, the last seven Yeats; ako two, large il , /des op , was very much discoloured, and gave me such xcrtitiat' ir.g pain, particularly when warm ui bed, .as nearly iii4e" .pave me of- rest . ; in , this lamentable st a t e , I was rec all* mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (wlti, received so ,area 1 • cure by theme here), to take' your Lest c's l'iitent' rills.. 'which 1 begat' ,toa* on tin+ 16th of }Tay ;iu the course of a-fOrtnight,- 1- began to receive benetit —in little 100 1 than a month, the _ulcers , on my lie:ql ativl arms 'we°, soundl bealed—soon a ft er, the sor es on Inv ; N s heale* also; leaving, hoWever, colifluerable discolooration •i n the skin, and pate in the bo nei of the , lett, which, ,by the !;:e.• sing of God,. and a little longer.pers,:verance in your lofj luable Medidne, subside'; the no d es d„r:o., ,c•h . sgi° ,v regainin4itssnatural hue, andlhe n etli irna I pa i ns , ;i ' 40104 011.. '1 thus became, by. your liberal advice and Me" PllealY tree from 111...iny. former . contrlaiiats--- hive recovered "my former spirit s an d str,.llll, an ant be' Cottle jolly and la:, in which. ‘st 4 -tj 71;4 Van 1114 1, MOntitS to' the 4- astomshinent ad; a 4 I wh,,„ k e no w act " a loss iii what terms to express, rny o . gratit , ic, 1.31“ beg }l $ for the good o f othzt s'utletitig 'Mortals, to make this n l l , case as public as pussitile.',' as I stud; nn every te in so dolog, yon _will greatly -aiblige your grafinof Qt) S c t i . e a l y, " ' i s dinbli 4 t l ;.; j l;. ". M U to'the she\ e 'Cure I inuN TitobtesoN, 3, New Poultry NiArtCt AO4 lOHN Edinburgh.. rep., , ~ • t'rgprietor,, T Hum Lt) ~t the R s 1 Collcp, - e of s!.tr' )1%: 0 1 1 $, at his 1 - louse, No. I), Neve t0n,30. whcre., after a constant re: , e A,r )re than Harty-slst • years, in a practice raw to flit:, cu re 0 , vem. ,,, 4l.o,nuplaints ;111,: tO ttr Pail°, G .ncratto L with til . • Mstsit Mg his profession shon!,' - 4:asco• Hatters Aft:ltself; . , tultninitiefit • to p,ro ns t: , wili 1 1 4 esteemed, by a dis,:entit. au advantaße s4 domattAillableapti vokint 144 atnbiguity,. . . Also sold, by Iris atopointMellt, for the corivettleoc c . ° t , those 11yL44.,1 a clt.itasti.4, at , thc„l'iltutc,':;, Net ' Alban's-strcet, Pa 11- Malt; the I .:41 ord-street ; Mr_ Disburough's, No. ", t ssh tart fi r. Mr. *es, tiookseller,.No,, I, Um 41-row, ix..lV: d h o il n l a ; lc i e r, ; i a l s t g aX. ,)\ tz's S.9gthrbridk.;c, w ;‘ ' N1r.1;;;11, Dame. , ,tre;;;', ont pers , n to evcr:, ,:an *r town in t , Tea ,: I 1 041:1011 140Kt'S gray zS , 0, each, seaf.e. , ',.. 1111',`A't . „ 11 / 1 . 1 4' c an u d rNe.t l' lnt l em a! , ll .ev ti ch i r. r e; ct-t ,sll i s: c4 ,:_ ti t s ..;; „ wh:retly persons of i s a Stamp w v i su ti r tft ierac t l h nt : )..l C *' 0 415 : eI t t till :1113 s 1 : : ": 91/ " I tsi rs o ; p•mted„ at the. :;tontp Office—“ No. or ti l es ilti , ti, , e-street," —to imitate which is Felony, 'anti . ° are C•nutterfrirs.`